QuickWheel QW-093 Soviet 76,2mm M1936 - Bronco 1/35 – painting masks for tires

QuickWheel QW-093 is a highly precise set of masks dedicated to the Soviet 76.2mm M1936 (F-22) artillery gun model in 1/35 scale by Bronco (cat. CB35045). It is an indispensable product for military modelers who strive for perfect detail finishing in miniature Soviet military equipment from World War II.

The F-22 gun model, also known as the 76.2mm divisional gun M1936, was widely used by the USSR from the beginning of WWII and played an important role during the conflict. Captured examples were also used by German units. Accurately recreating historical detail and quickly painting features such as rubber tires require both precision and time efficiency—these needs are perfectly addressed by QuickWheel masks.

• Product scale: 1/35 – dedicated to the Bronco Soviet 76.2mm M1936 model
• Country of use: USSR, used during World War II, also by the Wehrmacht after the guns were captured by Germans
• Material: Masking material with a special structure that allows for easy application and removal without risk of damaging the model. The masks can be reused multiple times, even after washing—this ensures long product life and efficiency, even when working on multiple models.
• Category: Modeling accessories, painting masks (AFV, armored weapons, artillery)
• Difficulty level: 1 (very easy) – the masks significantly simplify painting, even for beginners

We especially recommend this product both to beginner modelers, who may not feel confident cutting and precisely masking tires with paint, and to advanced users who want to save painting time and increase the accuracy of the final result. QuickWheel masks are perfect for creating wargaming dioramas and competition models, where precision and high-quality finish of small details are essential. The innovative and durable material ensures comfortable use and a repeatable, high-quality outcome.

QuickWheel QW-093 is professional support for your modeling workshop—with these masks you can perfectly paint the tires of guns and vehicles without risking stains on the rims, thereby increasing the realism of your historical models.